Fred and George are Harry's brothers in fanfiction. How does this change the original story's dynamic?

It changes it a great deal. Firstly, the Weasley family connection to Harry becomes much more complex and direct. Harry would grow up in a very different environment, surrounded by the Weasley's chaos and warmth from the start. His relationships with Ron and Hermione might also develop differently as he would be part of the Weasley family in a more fundamental way.

The relationship between them would be a game - changer for the plot. George and Fred's loyalty to family would be transferred to Harry. This could mean that they are more protective of him, which might change the course of some dangerous situations. For instance, in a fight against Voldemort's forces, they could jump in to save Harry at crucial moments. Their family bond could also lead to new story arcs, like exploring their shared family history and any secrets that might be hidden within it. It could also add more comedic elements to the story as they are always up to some kind of fun.

Well, if Fem Harry is the same age as Fred and George in fanfiction, it could lead to a different kind of friendship. Instead of the typical big - brother - like relationship Harry has with them in the original, it might be more of an equal - footing friendship. They could get into different kinds of adventures together, perhaps ones that are more focused on teenage mischief rather than Harry's usual battles against Voldemort.

Maybe Harry notices some small physical differences. For example, one of them might have a slightly different hair part or a unique freckle pattern.

In some fanfictions, creative liberties are taken and it could be possible for George and Fred to be written as Harry's father. However, this is completely different from the original Harry Potter canon where James Potter is Harry's father.

George and Fred could develop a stronger sense of duty. As Harry's brothers, they would be more involved in the fight against the dark forces. This might make them less carefree and more focused on the greater good. They could also become more strategic in their actions, planning their pranks and magical inventions to also serve as defenses or ways to gather information. And they may even develop a new level of respect for authority, at least to some extent, as they realize the importance of the institutions fighting against Voldemort.

It's possible that there could be some strain on their relationships. The stress of being in a different time and the fear of changing things could cause arguments. Maybe they have different ideas about what they should do while in the past. For instance, Fred and George might want to have some fun and explore, while Harry is more focused on achieving a specific goal related to the future, which could lead to some friction between them.

Well, in this fanfiction, Harry is likely a character who has a special relationship with Fred and George. Maybe he's their friend or partner in some sort of adventure or scheme. Without reading the specific fanfiction, it's hard to say exactly what his role is, but he's clearly connected to them.

Well, usually their relationships develop as they support each other. Fred and George are always up for some fun and pranks, and Harry, being their mate, gets involved. This shared sense of humor and adventure makes their friendship stronger. Also, in the face of danger, like when dealing with Voldemort's threats, they stand by each other, which is a big factor in the development of their relationships in fanfiction.

Often, in these fanfictions, Hermione's intelligence complements the twins' creativity. Her knowledge of magic and books could be used to enhance their pranks or business ideas. Their relationship might develop as they work on various projects together. It could be that they find themselves relying on each other more and more, and feelings start to grow from that mutual trust and respect. The twins might be the first to realize they have deeper feelings for Hermione as they see her in a different light compared to other girls at Hogwarts.